Suppose that x* = (x*1, x*2,..., x*n) is a Pareto efficient allocation in an exchange economy with

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Suppose that x* = (x*1, x*2,..., x*n) is a Pareto efficient allocation in an exchange economy with l commodities and n consumers (example 1.117). Assume that
€¢ Individual preferences are convex, continuous and strongly monotonic.
€¢ x*
- ΣΗ >0

Show that
1. The set

Suppose that x* = (x*1, x*2,..., x*n) is a Pareto

is the set of all aggregate commodity bundles that can be distributed so as to make all the consumers at least as well off as at the allocation x*.
2. S = ‰¿(x*) - x* is nonempty, convex and contains no interior points of the nonpositive orthant „œl-.
3. There exist prices p* ˆˆ „œl+ such that (p*)Tx ‰¥ (p*)Tx* for every x ˆˆ ‰¿(x*).
4. For every consumer i, (p*)Txi ‰¥ (p*)Tx*i for every xi ˆˆ ‰»i(x*i).
5. (p*, x*) is a competitive equilibrium with endowments wi = x*i

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